Here's how to effectively navigate Sana courses to ensure a seamless and efficient learning experience.
Course navigation
Use these four essential actions to move through the course:
Tutor mode: Ask any questions about the course content
Continue: Advance to the next page
Back: Return to the previous page to review content
Scroll down: Reveal additional content at the bottom of the page
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Course sidebar
You can always see the lesson components in the sidebar to the left.
You can choose to have the sidebar open or collapsed:
In the collapsed state, you still get the context on where you are in the lesson. If you hover it, it will expand temporarily
If you want to leave it open, simply click the
button up in the right corner of the sidebar. Click on it again to activate the collapsed state.
Key takeaways
This feature allows you to review the learning objectives before starting the course and/or summarizes the key takeaways of material in concise bullet points. Designed to highlight the most critical information, it ensures you know exactly what to remember.
Simply click each takeaway to acknowledge that you have read and understood it.
Placement tests and Personalised reviews
To optimize your learning, the lesson might include placement tests and personalized reviews.
Placement tests save you time by assessing your existing knowledge at the beginning of a module, allowing you to automatically skip past concepts you have already mastered. Answering test questions correctly lets you bypass the content you already know. If you choose to skip the test instead, you will start the course from the very beginning.
Personalized reviews appear at the end of a module to help close knowledge gaps by reinforcing content you missed or misunderstood. The review window will automatically pop up if you answered any questions incorrectly during the module.
Interactive cards
Interactive cards in lessons are there to keep you engaged and boost your learning retention. Here are a few examples of the interactive pages you might see throughout your training.
Matrix | Plot your position on a sliding scale, but with two axes. |
Drop a word | Share your thoughts with one word. |
Reflection | Pause, reflect, and share your insights and feedback. |
Sliding scale | Indicate your position on the scale to reflect your level of agreement or preference on specific topics or scenarios. |
Scenario | Engage in real-world scenario simulations, practicing interactions with an AI character that provides immediate, personalized feedback. |
š” Learn more about interactive cards here.